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To: Jeffrey S. Marth who wrote (66)	9/22/1997 12:42:00 AM
From: Dr. Bob	of 81

Sorry for the delay in responding; I was out of town. I can't post the WSJ Interactive article, as that is a service requiring an access fee. You know way more about the workings of ASR than I do, so I can't respond to most of your questions. But the answer to your question of "what would be a WIN for the speech industry" is, I think, incorporation of ASR into an OS. This will take it from a niche market to a full-time interface. Otherwise, I agree with what you say, the parts that I understand! I think late 98, with 500 mhz processors, Windows 98, and cheap 64 meg RAM and 6 gig drives will be the time this sector takes off. Bob

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